After twins found dead in strange mountains, families demanded answers, questioning the theory of murder liberal agents (video)

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The mystery of Bell Hill in Towns County is taking place after twin brothers Qaadir and Naazir Lewis are found dead nearly 90 miles from their home in Lawrenceville. Although the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) initially considered the case as a murder, the victims’ families questioned the theory, insisting that it was inconsistent with their understanding of the brothers. The discovery shocked their family, who believed the twins had travelled to Boston to visit friends. “We want the answer, we want to know exactly what happened to the twins,” said their aunt Samira Brawner, who stressed that twins are inseparable, without separation, without conflicting history. “They are very protective of each other. They love each other,” their uncle Rahim Brawner shared. “I can't imagine them hurting each other,” the family revealed that the brothers planned to fly to Boston on Friday but missed their flight. Twenty-four hours later, they were found in a place they had never been. “How did they come up on the hill? They wouldn’t hike there. “We knew right away that it wasn’t true,” Brauna said. “What happened to these mountains, we want the answer,” their aunt, Yasmine Brawner, added. The GBI is awaiting further forensic results to finalize the cause of death.

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